Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-04
SOCIETY NOTES.
.,. odd Fellows Ball-Highn0on We'd
ding and Other Events Of the week
Inst Passed.

m'.sdav and several days preceding itwa'
l.voted to getting ready and the LATTER
w., If the week to recovering from tn
;s,e consequent after such affairs
Trerybody made ar effort to see the pro
,.s;on and all were delighted with thu
~o Hundreds ofstrangers were in town
."anv Of whom attended the ball in the
""orinp which was pronounced q decided
VOC Private entertainments the past
Ss.t have been n~oticeably scarce, many
,.s;es are engaged in the dreadful ordeal
ahouss.cleaning and after that siege is
O.or we may reasonably expect more On
.,r,aining will be done. Masculinity are
oo,npied with the approaching election
I'D the praise or defamation OF various
aandidates has been the principal topic Of
.anversation among them, fortunately for
Limos social this will soon be over, for
nol;tics always interferes to q greater or
,toss degree with the revolutions Of the
social ball.
Mrs. Dingley, OF Dillon, visited the city
last week.
Miss Louise Lockley is the guest OF Mrs.
McDeayitt.
Mr.. E. l.. Bonner was up from Deer
Lodge last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Booth, OF St. Paul,
are visiting in Butte.
Mr., and Mrs. James Mitchell, OF Nell ose,
listed Butte last week.
Kiber cloth is among the stylish goods
mr midsummer wear.
Several gay events are announced to take
Mace in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stull, OF Anaconnda, spent
last Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. Wn. Ballard has just returned from
q visit to San Francisco.
Miss Gepevieve Mueller, OF Argenta, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. A. A. Marshal, OF Chicago, arrived in
Butte yesterday morning.
Mandolin playing continues to be a pop |
Mar craze in Eastern cities.
Acertain young lady on Granite street is
IN he married next month.
Mr.. K. Ames retained home Friday even
ing from a business trip East.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Humeans returned
last Tuesday from Portland.
Mr.. Joshua Knight returned last week
from Providence, Rhode Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickard OF Glendale, paid
tbe Silver City a visit last week.
Miss Jennie Mcconnell went to Anaconda
,sterdoy to spend q few days.
Mrs. Charles Roberts has been very i'll 1T
hyresidence on Washington street.
The members OF the Highland Club con-
TEMPLATE giving another party soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hirschman. OF Dillon,
snent a few days of last week in Butte.
Mi. W. E. Allen, a representative of Seltz,
Schwartz e. Co., OF Chicago, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus DAILY are expected
home to-day from a trip to San Francisco.
Mr.. Tom Conner returned home last week
from San Francisco where he spent the win
ter.
About fifteen children will be safely in
stalled in the new orphans asylum this
week.
Mr.. Murray Leibenstein will soon return
to Butte. He finds Drummond very
quiet.
Mr.. Frank Defreez and Mr.. Gushing, of
Dillon, spent a lew days OF last week in
the city.
Mr.. Thibault has just returned from q ,
visit to Spokane Falls and the Ceur {
d'Alenes. &
We regret to learn that Miss Jennie
Bartlett is very i'll at her residence on East I
Granite street. ]
Photographs were taken of the interior
OF the Bonner establishment during the re- 8
cent grand opening. i
The Entire Nous Club will give another OF
their delightful parties at Renshaw Hall /!
next Friday evening. i,
Mr.. F. Tidball will leave soon for Helena : :
where he has accepted a position in n OF :
the dry goods stores. .
The little children and their attendance ;
we're out in full force yesterday to see the
play Of Uncle Toms Cabin. f.,
Mr.. E. P. Heneka, a representative of the 8
Hansens Empire Fur Factory, Of Milwau- :
kee, visited the city last week. I
We regret to learn that Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. i
Babcock will probably take up their resi- 4
dence in Helena in about a week. d
The usual literary and musical pro- j
gramme was rendered by the G class at the t
High School last Friday afternoon. q
The brave boys of the "Halleiuah Club" '
are preparing, as soon as the weather will =
permit, for another serenading tour. !
Mrs Dakin. sister of Mrs. VIM. Pinkham, J.
who visited in Butte a few days last week, :,
returned to Deer Lodge Friday evening. +
The employees of the Bonner Mercantile '
establishment contemplate an !,
excursion to the Gregson Springs to-day. "
Miss Gertrude Davidson, formerly a resi-
OF Butte, but now OF Helena, is visit O.
ng in the city. the guest OF Mrs. Campbell. i
Misses frankie Horst, Allie Warfield. t
laura King and Katie O'Farrell visited b
'ome OF the principal mines last Thursday. n
In a few weeks more the summers round n
pleasure, including walking, flirting,
iancing, riding and gossiping, will have q
b
The country dance which took place last n
friday evening at Renshaw Hall was large q
y attended and much enjoyed. All Of the r
style dances were anticipated in.
From Professor A. C. NewilI we learn (
hat a cricket club is SOC to be organized. Q
The young ladies would be delighted il q Y
avn tennis club were also organized. .
A nice compliment to the Odd Fellows u
Eas the center window of Sands Il Boyce
tore, arranged by A.. f. Loring, III EN-. o
OF the principles of the order, and =
miniature scene of their lodge room.
From the Inter Mountain the Butte :
are told that Mr.. Jack MURRAY gal u
anted their theatre party on a certain &C.
ASTON last spring. 1t is a base SANDER,
md we hope it won't happen again.
One OF the great attractions of the past il.
week was the Bonner Mercantile Co.'s I'll
and summer opening which took r
on Monday and Tuesday. The b
Sridal veil made in Paris for q Spanish RI
and valued at $4,000, which was t,
IN exhibition in one of the windows was u
he admiration of all ladies. q
THE CURTIS DINNER. ~
Mrs. John H. Curtis gave an elegant din m
party last week in honor OF Messrs. m
aalman and Corum, OF Chicago. Covers os
we're laid for ten, and the menu and table fr
we're very elegant. "a,
THE BoYCE DINNER. IG
Mrs. j. R. Boycp entertained a few friends ca
dinner last Friday n honor OF her hus- "
oahd,s birthday. The table was hand
',pmely decorated with choice flowers, and
ne menu elaborate in every detail, and
e'eral hours were passed in it's enjoyment.
THE ODD FELLOWS ALL II
Nearly 200 people participated in the 70
ruu Fellows ball which took place last IA
tuesday, evening at Renshaw Hall. The NJ
,'ening was cool enough to make dancing til
peasure rather than a weariness and at gil
~ early hour the hall was filled with the in
bauty and fashion OF Butte. Everywh here
~ careful Wprk orI Vrono ro finna nj the